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Hunter O'Rourke
@hunter-orourke
06/04/10 08:17:05PM
13 posts

wax not so bad?


Dreading Methods

so i tried the HOT water thing to one of my dreads and i've gotta admit that it does remove ALOT of wax, so im going to give that dread about a week to see how well it stays together... and if it works out well then ill remove the wax in all of my dreads... thank you for that advice and please know that i wasnt trying to argue with you all and i do understand that you guys were just trying to help me, i just wanted to make a point that its not as bad as this site makes it out to be...
Hunter O'Rourke
@hunter-orourke
06/03/10 06:49:19PM
13 posts

wax not so bad?


Dreading Methods

look i really do appreciate all of your concerns but i just wish that instead of people saying "get rid of the wax and redo them the 'right way'" it should be more about how to fix them without having to throw all that time and money away... i know for a fact that a majority of Caucasian people found just waxing to be easier without having to really work hard... "insta-dreads"! but i do believe it is possible to stray away from waxing, and if worse comes to worse grow them out then cut off the waxed parts.. its just my opinion, i really do think that it would be useful to instead of making the people that wax feel like their the most blasphemous people on this site, why not help them convert. i mean when mine mature and grow out i would even be willing to write a whole segment on here what i did right and what not to do with the process, i mean this is the"dreadlock site" waxers have dreads too so they should have a section on here to convert and even how to maintain "the waxed way" it doesnt have to be a bad thing, to each their own. Sister Rags said:
Hunter, dude...no one is chastising you. All we've done in this thread is share our personal experiences. You first started this thread 2 or 3 weeks ago and it sounds like you're still struggling with the wax thing. It seems to me that maybe you're unsure yourself about the wax issue and that you're feeling defensive because you're not sure. Like we've all said - if you really want to use wax, go ahead. You'll still be welcomed on this forum. There's no rule here that states this forum doesn't accept people who use wax.
Hunter O'Rourke
@hunter-orourke
06/03/10 06:38:48PM
13 posts

wax not so bad?


Dreading Methods

let me just say this about my personal experience with waxed dreads so far... i used knotty boy... i waxed them the first initial time when they were created, then after waiting a week i washed them for the first time... about 30% of the wax that was in my dreads were then gone, after that i dried them out then waxed again but a significant amount less than the first time i showered a couple of days later and more wax was gone, i didnt need to use "extreme temps" it was just the soap that removed most of it, and recently all i have been using was sea salt water and by itself seems to hold them really well, and eventually when i get paid im switching to aloe, dr. bronner's magic soap, sea salt water and tea tree oil... ive done a little bit of research with the path that im taking and i think it seems solid... but one point i would like to add is that, the first impression i got from this site personally was "being unique is beautiful" soaringeagle said:
nobody is telling u not to make your own mistakes theyre just telling u from experience wax is a mistake
look some people survive motorcycle accidents without a helmet does that mean riding without a helmets smart? what about the 2/3 who die from brain damage?
yes u will meat a few who used wax and still have dreads after a few years..maybe even 5..hell i met 1 who had 10 year old waxed dreads..but what about the thousands and thousands who cut theyre wax dreads off?

if u only want dreads 2-4 years..go ahead and wax..you will hate the sticky stiff mess but its your choice to make

but if u want dreads that last arent stiff sticky or smell gross then dont wax..wax does absolutely nothing good tho so i am clueless why youd take the risk

would u have sex with a crack ho without a condom just cause 1 guy did and claimed to not get an std?



there have been people who jumped off the empire state building and survived..is that proof that jumping off a 40 story buildings "not so bad"?


dude u meet 1 or 2 wax survivors good for u..u also have 800 wax victims here telling u not to wax...

chastised? no try they are just trying to educate u and save u from yourself

but..

u can do what u want..
u can always start over in a couple years
maybe you'll be lil wiser then
Hunter O'Rourke
@hunter-orourke
06/03/10 01:29:17AM
13 posts

wax not so bad?


Dreading Methods

i kinda agree.. i joined here to get help with my dreads not chastised, i mean since ive posted this ive met and talked to waxers who have had/still have dreads and look great..."Who are you to judge the life I live? I know i'm not perfect and I don't live to be, but before you start pointing fingers...make sure your hands are clean"-Bob Marley hippie mama said:
amen my friend. we need to start the anti judgemental peace love and all dreads group. no bickering no judgements all dread methods welcome. no arguing aloud. wax , neglect twistrip backcombing all dreads are still dreads. make love and not dread wars.

alicia jean said:
i'm new to all this, but it seems that hunter is just trying to say 'hey, it worked for these ppl and it looked good.' he's not promoting, he's not telling anti-waxers that they are wrong, he's just observing.

i understand that there are a lot of ppl here that have direct, bad experience with wax, but isn't it just a little tiny bit remotely possible that someone else had good luck with wax? most of you guys are trying to push forward an anti-wax cause because you see the risks, but with all the shoot downs and snide remarks you are making yourselves look bad.

take it from a newbies point of view! who wants to align themselves with a group of ppl who nit pick and bicker? i think you are right in not using wax and i personally don't plan on doing so myself, but i know i'm not going to endear anyone to me by telling them they are totally wrong and if they insist on doing it their own way they are wasting their time. even if it's true, you don't win ppl over by insulting them.

give them the truth! tell them your testimonies! but don't judge them for their choices! when that person comes across someone who has had good luck and mature dreads and they used wax it will make you look like a fool.

there is so much good info on this site, and so many supportive ppl! don't spoil it by standing on a soap box!
Hunter O'Rourke
@hunter-orourke
06/03/10 01:18:12AM
13 posts

wax not so bad?


Dreading Methods

thank you alicia.. thats what im trying to get across alicia jean said:
i'm new to all this, but it seems that hunter is just trying to say 'hey, it worked for these ppl and it looked good.' he's not promoting, he's not telling anti-waxers that they are wrong, he's just observing.

i understand that there are a lot of ppl here that have direct, bad experience with wax, but isn't it just a little tiny bit remotely possible that someone else had good luck with wax? most of you guys are trying to push forward an anti-wax cause because you see the risks, but with all the shoot downs and snide remarks you are making yourselves look bad.

take it from a newbies point of view! who wants to align themselves with a group of ppl who nit pick and bicker? i think you are right in not using wax and i personally don't plan on doing so myself, but i know i'm not going to endear anyone to me by telling them they are totally wrong and if they insist on doing it their own way they are wasting their time. even if it's true, you don't win ppl over by insulting them.

give them the truth! tell them your testimonies! but don't judge them for their choices! when that person comes across someone who has had good luck and mature dreads and they used wax it will make you look like a fool.

there is so much good info on this site, and so many supportive ppl! don't spoil it by standing on a soap box!
Hunter O'Rourke
@hunter-orourke
05/20/10 07:57:50PM
13 posts

wax not so bad?


Dreading Methods

yeah she mentioned that about hers with the wax in the center but i mean im sure its no biggie to grow them out and cut off the old ones... soaringeagle said:
thats surprising most wax dreads will stand straight up wont even droop with gravity

how old were they

if u want to know how bad wax is just look inside a waxy dread thats been cut off
once its in there it never comes out unless u use extreme efort to remove oyt


why dont u remove the wax from a few dreads and see after u love the difference u can remove it from the rest if u like the sticky dreads u can always sticky them up again


but think about this
they say use no residues
the thread below this is someone having a hell of a time removing soap residues from a non residue soap and its takintg weeks to remove soap

wax is designed to not be removed if soaps so hard to remove imagine how hard wax is thats why i told u ypur best bet is comb them out remove the wax and start over

oh also were they black? black peoples hairs lil more forgiving to wax..its still not good but they have less issues with tiny ammounts
Hunter O'Rourke
@hunter-orourke
05/20/10 07:47:28PM
13 posts

wax not so bad?


Dreading Methods

they were soft she flipped her hair and it flowed soaringeagle said:
how stiff were they how heavy howed they smell can you tell how healthy dreads are by how they look? did they move or were they stiff
how much dirts trapped inside
how much longer did they take to dread

all u know is they waxed..whats that prove? nothing lots and lots of people fall for the wax scam so congrats u met 2 more victims
Hunter O'Rourke
@hunter-orourke
05/20/10 07:31:18PM
13 posts

wax not so bad?


Dreading Methods

so yesterday i met these two people with dreadlocks. they had nice long beautiful dreads... so i asked them if when they started if they waxed or not... they both waxed at the beginning and over time just stopped waxing... so i mean in all and all i dont think wax can be as bad as everyone makes it out to but.. i means sure.. if it really does stunt the growth of them then yeah.. but insta-dreads especially if you want them to look insta-alright... and yeah dreadhq may be f***ed up with shitty chems but knotty boy lists all their ingredients which are all natural so... think about that... i mean these were two unbiased people off the street
updated by @hunter-orourke: 02/04/18 04:00:53AM
Hunter O'Rourke
@hunter-orourke
05/19/10 10:40:57AM
13 posts

i want dreadlocks but my workplace doesnt want that,


Introduce Yourself

yeah man... before it told my boss about me getting them... i ransacked her office looking for the policy book and grabbed as much artillery as i needed...
Hunter O'Rourke
@hunter-orourke
05/16/10 01:13:04AM
13 posts

i want dreadlocks but my workplace doesnt want that,


Introduce Yourself

i know this is going to sound f***ed up but this is what i did... i learned everything i needed to know about Rastafari and told my boss i converted and that dreadlocks were a vow that we had to take... i mean honestly i would convert, but not at this point right now
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